Who Built America? Volume One: Table of Contents
Who Built America? Working People and the Nation’s History To 1877
- By Christopher Clark and Nancy Hewitt
- Ellen Noonan, Supervising Editor
- Stephen Brier, Executive Editor
- Joshua Brown and David Jaffee, Visual Editors
Part One: Colonization and Revolution, 1492–1815
- A Meeting of Three Worlds: Europe, Africa, and American Colonization, 1492–1680
- Servitude, Slavery, and the Growth of the Southern Colonies, 1620–1760
- Family Labor and the Growth of the Northern Colonies, 1640–1760
- Toward Revolution, 1750–1776
- Revolution, Constitution, and the People, 1776–1815
Part Two: Free Labor and Slavery, 1790–1850
- The Consolidation of Slavery in the South, 1790–1836
- Northern Society and the Growth of Wage Labor, 1790–1837
- Immigration, Urban Life, and Social Reform in the Free–Labor North, 1838–1860
- The Spread of Slavery and the Crisis of Southern Society, 1836–1848
Part Three: War, Reconstruction, and Labor, 1848–1877
- The Settlement of the West and the Conflict over Slave Labor, 1848–1860
- The Civil War: America’s Second Revolution, 1861–1865
- Reconstructing the Nation, 1865–1877
- New Frontiers: Westward Expansion and Industrial Growth, 1865–1877
Based on previous editions authored by: Bruce Levine, Stephen Brier, Joshua Brown, David Brundage, Edward Countryman, Dorothy Fennell, and Marcus Rediker.